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My Bell Blue Box Store Locator My Bell blue box Store locator Store name Address City Prov. Postal code Bell Kiosk (Cascade Plaza) 317 Banff Ave., Unit S14 Banff AB T1L 1A1 Bell (Harvest Hills) 9650 Harvest Hills Blvd., NE, Unit 1305 Calgary AB T3K 0B3 Bell (Southpointe Shopping Centre) 4600 130th Ave. SE, Unit 614 Calgary AB T2Z 0C2 Bell (Beacon Hill) 11714 Sarcee Trail NW Calgary AB T3R 0A1 Bell 1002 17th Ave. Calgary AB T2T 0A5 Times Telecom (Dragon City) 328 Centre St. SE, Suite 112 Calgary AB T2G 4X6 Times Telecom (Pacific Place) 999 36th St. NE Calgary AB T2A 7X6 Bell Kiosk (Westbrook Mall) 1200 37th St. SW, Unit 703K Calgary AB T3C 1S2 Bell Kiosk (Market Mall) 3625 Shaganappi Trail NW, Unit 13Z Calgary AB T3A 0E2 Bell Kiosk (Malborough Mall) 3800 Memorial Dr. NE Calgary AB T2A 2K2 Times Telecom (Pacific Place - Kiosk) 999 36th St. NE Calgary AB T2A 7X6 Bell Kiosk (Sunridge Mall) 2525 36th St. NE, Unit TK24 Calgary AB T1Y 5T4 Bell Kiosk (Deerfoot Outlet Mall) 901 64th Ave. NE, Unit K2 Calgary AB T2E 7P4 Bell Kiosk (Chinook Centre) 6455 MacLeod Trail S, Unit Z 110 Calgary AB T2H 0K8 Bell Store (Market Mall) 3625 Shaganappi Trail NW Calgary AB T3A 0E2 Bell (Saddletown Crossing) 216 Saddletowne Circ. NE, Unit 105 Calgary AB T3J 0C9 Bell (Deerfoot Meadows) 8180 11th St. SE Calgary AB T2H 3B5 Bell (Sunridge Mall) 2525 36th St. NE Calgary AB T1Y 5T4 Bell (Chinook Centre) 6455 MacLeod Trail S, Unit 184 Calgary AB T2H 0K8 Bell (Marlborough Mall) 515 Marlborlborough Way NE, Unit 1229 Calgary AB T2A 7E7 Bell (Shawnessy Village) 70 Shawville Blvd. SE, Unit 228 Calgary AB T2Y 2Z3 Bell (Crowfoot Crossing) 151 Crowfoot Terrace NW, Unit 33 Calgary AB T3G 4J8 Bell Kiosk (Southcentre) 100 Anderson Rd. SE, Unit 16 Calgary AB T2J 3V1 Bell (Calgary Eaton Centre) 751 3rd St. SW., Unit 349 Calgary AB T2P 4K8 Spectrum (South Trail Crossing) 4307 130th Ave. SE, Unit 29 Calgary AB T2Z 3V8 Bell (Southcentre Mall) 100 Anderson Rd. SE Calgary AB T2J 3V1 Bell Kiosk (North Hill Shopping Centre) 1632 14th Ave. Calgary AB T2N 1M7 Bell (Northland Village Shoppes) 5111 Northland Dr. NW, Unit 750 Calgary AB T2J 2J8 Bell (Gateway Shoppes) 802 Bow Valley Trail, Unit 105 Canmore AB T1W 1N6 Mobility (Clearcall Solutions - Stony Plain Rd) 14808 Stony Plain Rd. NW Edmonton AB T5N 3S5 My Bell blue box Store locator Store name Address City Prov. Postal code Bell (Terra Losa) 9774-170th St. Edmonton AB T5T 5L9 Bell (Stony Plain & 184th) 18563 Stony Plain Rd. NW Edmonton AB T5S 2X6 Bell (Bonnie Doon) 82nd Ave. & 83rd St., Unit 113 Edmonton AB T6C 4E3 Bell (South Park Centre) 3910 Gateway Blvd. NW, Unit 125 Edmonton AB T6J 7A9 Bell (Riocan Meadows) 3918 17th St. NW, Unit 111 Edmonton AB T6T 0C2 Bell Connections (Belmont Town Centre) 13508 Victoria Trail Edmonton AB T5A 5C9 Bell Connections 12222 137th Ave. Edmonton AB T5L 4X5 Times Telecom (West Edmonton Mall) 882 170th St., Unit 2588 Edmonton AB T5T 4M2 Bell Connections 9522 Ellerslie Rd. Edmonton AB T6X 0K6 Bell Kiosk (Southgate Mall) 11100 51st Ave. Edmonton AB T6H 4M6 Bell Kiosk (Millwoods Town Centre) 2331 66th St. North West Edmonton AB T6K 4B5 Bell Kiosk (Kingsway Garden) 109th St. & Princess Elizabeth Ave, Unit K580 Edmonton AB T5G 3A6 Bell Kiosk (Northgate Centre) 9499 137th Ave., Unit 103 (downstairs) Edmonton AB T5E 5R8 Bell Kiosk (Westmount Shopping Centre) 1125 111th Ave. & Groat Rd. Edmonton AB T5M 3L7 Bell (Londonderry Mall ) 137th & 66th St. Edmonton AB T5C 3C8 Bell (West Edmonton Mall I) 8882 170th St., Unit 1313 Edmonton AB T5T 4M2 Spectrum 10603 107th Ave. Edmonton AB T5H 0W5 Spectrum 17551 100th Ave. Edmonton AB T5S 2B8 Spectrum (Capilano Mall) 5004 98th Ave. NW, Suite 1118 Edmonton AB T6A 0A1 Spectrum (Northgate) 9499 137th Ave, Unit 1004 Edmonton AB T5E 5R8 Bell 6143 28th Ave. Edmonton AB T6L 6N5 Bell (South Edmonton Common) 1927 98th St. Edmonton AB T6N 1L5 Bell (Whyte Ave.) 10706 82nd Ave. NW Edmonton AB T6E 6P4 Bell (Christy’s Corner) 13663 St. Albert Trail NW Edmonton AB T5L 5E7 Bell Kiosk (West Edmonton Mall III) 8882 170th St., Unit 2880 Edmonton AB T5T 4M2 Bell Kiosk (West Edmonton Mall II) 8882 170th St., Unit 038 Edmonton AB T5T 4M2 Spectrum (Abbotsfield Mall) 3210 118th Ave, Unit K2 Edmonton AB T5W 4W1 Bell (Kingsway Garden Mall) 109th St. & Princess Elizabeth Ave. Edmonton AB T5G 3A6 Bell (Edmonton City Centre) 10200 102nd Ave, Unit P201 Edmonton AB T5J 4B7 Bell (Clearwater Landing) 19 Riedel St., Unit 202 Fort McMurray AB T9H 5P8 My Bell blue box Store locator Store name Address City Prov. Postal code Bell (Peter Pond) 9713 Hardin St. Fort McMurray AB T9H 1L2 Bell (Freson Market) 11417 99th St. Grande Prairie AB T8V 2V6 Bell (Prairie Mall) 11801 100th St. Grande Prairie AB T8V 3Y2 Mobility (Clearcall Solutions - Leduc) 4916 50th Ave., Unit 24 Leduc AB T9E 6X1 Bell (Park Place) 501 1st Ave. South Lethbridge AB T1J 4L9 Bell (Lloyd Mall) 5211 44th St. Lloydminster AB T9V 0A7 Bell Kiosk (Medicine Hat Mall) 3292 Dunmore Rd. SE Medicine Hat AB T1B 2R4 Cellular Solutions (Medicine Hat) 1221 Kingsway Ave. SE, Unit 121 Medicine Hat AB T1A 2Y2 Bell 105 Carry Dr., Unit 93A Medicine Hat AB T1B 3M6 Bell (Peace River) 10032 - 100th St Peace River AB T8S 1S2 Bell (Parkland Mall) 4747 67th St., Unit 255 Red Deer AB T4N 6H3 Bell (Bower Place) 4900 Molly Bannister Dr. Red Deer AB T4R 1N9 Bell (Cross Iron Mills) 261055 Cross Iron Blvd., Unit 111 Rockyview AB T4A 0G3 Bell (Sherwood Park Mall) 202 Sherwood Dr., Unit 16A Sherwood Park AB T8A 3H9 Bell (Creekside Centre) 100 Campsite Rd., Unit 46 Spruce Grove AB T7X 4B8 Bell (Village Landing) 140th St., Unit 460 St. Albert AB T8N 7C8 Bell Kiosk (St. Albert Centre) 375 St. Albert Rd. St. Albert AB T8N 6R8 Bell (Whitecourt) 3439 34th Ave, Bay 1 Whitecourt AB T7S 1X3 Bell Connections (Cornerstone) 4100 70 Ave. Lloydminster AB T9V 1X3 A1 Wireless (Abbotsford) 2955 Gladwin Rd., Unit 105 Abbotsford BC V2T 5T4 Smart Wireless (Abbotsford) 2640B Cedar Park Place Abbotsford BC V2T 3S5 Smart Wireless (Mt. Leeman) 3250 Mt. Lehman Rd. Abbotsford BC V4X 2M9 Bell (Seven Oaks Shopping Centre) 32900 South Fraser Way Abbotsford BC V2S 5A1 Bell (Marine Way Market) 7366 Market Crossing Burnaby BC V5J 0A2 Times Telecom (SFU) 8962 University High St. Burnaby BC V5A 4Y6 Times Telecom (Metropolis) 4800 Kingsway, Unit K2A Burnaby BC V5H 4P1 Bell Kiosk (Lougheed Mall) 9855 Austin Ave, Unit 713K Burnaby BC V3J 1N4 Bell Kiosk (Brentwood) 4567 Lougheed Hwy., Unit 750K Burnaby BC V5C 3Z6 Bell (Lougheed Mall) 9855 Austin Ave. Burnaby BC V3J1N4 Bell (Brentwood Mall) 4567 Lougheed Hwy. Burnaby BC V5C 3Z6 My Bell blue box Store locator Store name Address City Prov. Postal code Bell (Metrotown Centre) 4700 Kingsway, Unit 1139 Burnaby BC V5H 4J2 Bell (Metropolis) 4700 Kingsway, Unit 2240 Burnaby BC V5H 4M1 Connects Wireless 635 Columbia Ave., Suite F Castlegar BC V1N 1G9 Bell (Cottonwood Centre) 45585 Luckakuck Way, Unit 36 Chilliwack BC V2R 1A1 Bell (Clover Square Village) 17760 56th Ave, Suite 107 Cloverdale BC V3S 1C7 Celltown 329 North Rd., Unit 445 Coquitlam BC V3K 3V8 Times Telecom (Henderson Mall) 1163 Pinetree Way, Unit 1070 Coquitlam BC V3B 8A9 Bell (Coquitlam Centre) 2929 Barnett Hwy., Unit 2200 Coquitlam BC V3B 5R5 Pure Wireless 364 8th St., Suite 4 Courtenay BC V9N 1N3 Connects Wireless 022-1500 Cranbrook St.N Cranbrook BC V1C 3S8 Bell (Cranbrook Smartcentres) 2100 Willbrook Dr., Unit H Cranbrook BC V1C 7H2 Epscan 11000 8th St., Suite 17 Dawson Creek BC V1G 4K6 Bell 600 113th Ave. Dawson Creek BC V1G 2Y6 Bell (Sunshine Vilage) 6345 120th St., Suite 118 Delta BC V4E 2A6 Bell (Scottsdale Centre) 7031 120th St., Unit 113B Delta BC V4E 2A9 Mobility (Ft Nelson) 5404 50th Ave. - Courier Fort Nelson BC V0C1R0 Bell (Fort St. John) 7924 Alaska Rd. Fort St.John BC V1J 4M6 Bell Kiosk (Totem Mall) 9600 93rd Ave, Suite 1110 Ft. St. John BC V1J 5Z2 Bell (Lansdowne Village) 450 Lansdowne St., Unit J1 Kamloops BC V2C 1Y3 Connects Wireless 910 Columbia St. Kamloops BC V2C 1L2 Bell Kiosk (Aberdeen Mall) 1320 Trans Canada Hwy. W. Kamloops BC V1S 1J2 Connects Wireless 2007B Harvey Ave. Kelowna BC V1Y 6G6 Bell (Orchard Park Mall) 2271 Harvey Ave., Unit 690 Kelowna BC V1Y 6H2 Bell (Dilworth Shopping Centre) 2339 Hwy. 9 North, Unit 710 Kelowna BC V1X 4H9 Pacific Cellular (Willowbrook Corner) 20125 64th Ave., Unit 103 Langley BC V2Y 1M9 Smart Wireless (Walnut Grove) 20330 88th Ave. Langley BC V1M 2Y4 Bell (Willowbrook Shopping Centre) 19705 Fraser Hwy., Unit 442 Langley BC V3A 7E9 Bell Kiosk (Haney Place) 11900 224th St. & Lougheed Hwy Maple Ridge BC V2X 8R9 Smart Wireless 32650 Logan Ave., Unit 6 Mission BC V2V 6K4 Bell (Woodgrove Centre) 6631 Island Hwy. N, Unit 127 Naniamo BC V9T 4T7 My Bell blue box Store locator Store name Address City Prov. Postal code Connects Wireless 111 Lakeside Dr. Nelson BC V1L 5Z3 New Mobile Korner (Queensborough Landing) 805 Boyd St., Unit R120 BC V3M 5X2 Westminster New Smart Wireless (New Westminster) 581 6th St. BC V3L 5H1 Westminster Times Telecom (North Vancouver) 180 ESplanade W, Unit 2 North Vancouver BC V7M 1A3 Bell (Capilano Mall) 935 Marine Dr., Unit 39 North Vancouver BC V7P 1S3 Bell (Peachtree) 2783 Skaha Lake Rd. Penticton BC V2A 9B8 Bell Connections (Meadowvale) 128 Meadowvale Shopping Centre Pitt Meadows BC V4V 2H6 Bell (Meadowtown Centre) 19800 Lougheed Hwy., Building B - Unit 340 Pitt Meadows BC V3Y 2W1 Bell Connections (College Heights) 5902 O’Grady Rd.
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